Allies Rush Aid To Soissons Berin Jubilation
Allied forces surge to Soissons as German jubilance floods Berlin after aerial raid reports. French claim new gains push U boats to recover losses while Paris and Petrograd note optimism. Russian dispatches cite Turkish setbacks and Black Sea damage as French and British forces reinforce. France reports repelled Metz offensive and German encirclement attempts fail near Verdun.
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Alsace
Villa vows to continue fight for liberty of Mexico
Washington D C January report states Villa declares he will keep up the fight for liberty of Mexico and accuses self seekers and enemies of Mexico of being unkind to the United States. Troops that left the capital with Sutorres are reported returning to Villa.
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Ruthers
Villa
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Sutorres
Every Man Entitled To A Job Says Guggenheim
Santo Guggenheim testified before the Federal Industrial Relations Committee arguing that every man is entitled to a job and a share of profits when his labor yields it. He called some ideas "social work" and said better days loom as employers recognize the need for fair treatment in industrial operations.
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New York
Avery
United
Betterday
Black Smallpox in Vienna Reported by United Press
United Press dispatches on June 21 report Vienna facing a smallpox outbreak with several hundred cases. Precautions are taken to stop spread to the Austro-Hungarian army as Romania appears poised to join the Allies. Romanian students in Swiss universities are ordered to report to their regiments immediately.
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Hinake Smal Pox
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Austri
Mr and Mrs Olds Entertain House Guests at Welcome Event
Last evening Mrs L W Olds hosted about fifteen friends at the new Park Street home of Mr and Mrs Alanson Nichols. A fine dinner followed by dancing to Victrola selections highlighted the welcome home party as the Nichols, formerly of Hullhara firm, settle back in the city at their Main Street residence.
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Prepare To Demand Reparation After Greenbrier Incident
Washington January 21 Great Britain admits the American tug Greenbrier was pulled down and its flag lowered by British warships. The State Department will seek full and complete reparation, with officials debating the legality of hoisting the British flag over the Greenbrier. The cargo had been certified by the British consul, complicating the legal view.
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Greenbrier
Mnglah
Regal
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Oy Mont
Tonight's Meeting Draws Local Merchants Crowd
A large turnout of retail merchants is expected at tonight's meeting in the City Building Council Chamber. The session, first of three, will discuss credit rating bureaus, boosting home and vicinity trade, and cooperative development under the proposed Chamber of Commerce.
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Wercantile Teuures
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Council Chamber
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Philadelphia
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Chamber of Commerce
Union City Girl Shoots Herself in Tragic Incident
Nancy Wright an 18 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter J Wright of 61 Concord Street Union City. She was brought to Corry Hospital after a rifle shot to the head with a 22 caliber Hiobert rifle. Physicians operated to remove the right eye but the bullet could not be located. Reports say the girl may recover though details hint at unhappy personal affairs with a Talon City youth.
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Walter J. Wright
Concord Street
Union City
Corry Hospital
G. B. Bennett
Wiston
Stata
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Talon City
Mrs Wells Stricken by Paralysis in Sudden Illness
Mrs M Wells of 827 Venter abesl, who has been ill for weeks, was stricken with paralysis yesterday afternoon about four o clock and remains in an unwconscious condition.
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M. Wells
Venterabesl
Hospital Appropriation May Be Cut in Legislature
A Corry Erle county contingent in Harrisburg reports no early action on hospital funding as assembly weighs cuts. The request for 24 960 for maintenance and 6 000 for repairs faces opposition amid broader belt tightening. Local figures expect possible reductions, with Toveo and Alexander steering hospital needs but council members wary of broader appropriations cuts. Legislative return set for January 25 to resume work.
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Alexander
Arthur J. Lyana
Temoval Noapital
Tim
ToVever
Bulbie
Corry
Cory Hatchers
Weather Fall Night and Friday Show Golders In South State
A weather note warns of fall conditions tonight and Friday with a chance of golders in southern portions of the state.
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Golder
Woods to Retain His Assistants in State Office
Harrisburg January 21 Morris Wolf Third Deputy Attorney General resigns to devote full time to practice in Philadelphia Gyrus Woods new secretary says no change planned in department staffing and current force is particularly efficient
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Harrisburg
Morris Wolf
State Today
Philadelphia
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Woods
May Wheat Still Soars Amid Export Buying in Early Trade
May wheat rose in early trading as continued export buying appeared. Prices opened about 14 1 2 or 1 4 over yesterday's close, reaching 1 44 7 8 before retreating to around 1 44. The report notes ongoing market strength despite fluctuations.
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